To Explain:The amount of current produced is same or not.
Answer to Problem 62A
The current slowly induces as the flux changes so the current will be large after several hundredth of second.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
Self-induced EMF occurs in the coil with the change of the flux in. The amount of EMF produced is directly proportional to the rate of change of current in the coil.
The current slowly grows with the change in flux and will gain a maximum value after several hundredths of seconds.
Conclusion:
Hence,the current will take some time to gain its maximum value as the flux will change with time.
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